Ex-Sen. Hayden Dies At Age 94
Former Arizona Senator Carl T. Hayden dies at 94 after a long career in Congress the longest in U.S. history. He served from 1912 to 1968 inclining as House member and later Senate president pro tempore. He championed irrigation and the Central Arizona Project. His body lies in state at the Capitol with funeral at Arizona State University.
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Mesa, Ariz
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Arizona
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Appropriations Committee
Congress
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Central Arizona
Colorado
Arizona State Capitol
Arizona State University
Carl Trumbull Hayden
Nan
Hayden's Ferry
Ariz
Tempe
Juvenile Work To Be Discussed In Southern Conference
Jackson Mississippi hosts the second of four national conferences on a new community volunteer approach to helping juvenile delinquents. Southern state teams including a judge, administrator, PTA officer and coordinator will outline roles for judges, volunteers, recruiters and school liaisons through Friday. Next meetings are planned in San Francisco and Chicago after a Boston event.
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Bowdon Hunt
Bartow, Fla
Hinds County
Carl Guernsey
Jackson
Guernsey
PTA
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago
North Carolina Weather Outlook With Snow Possibility Weekend
North Carolina faces lingering cold and sun in the short term with highs mostly 30s to 60s and a 20 percent rain chance. The extended outlook predicts rain Friday and snow or freezing rain in the mountains Saturday night into Sunday, with cooler highs in the 40s to 50s and 30s overnight.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
High Point
South Carolina
Nine Die In Fire At Green's Nursing Home
In Lincoln Heights a frame nursing home fire killed nine people with two survivors. Fire officials search debris to determine if others were inside while the cause remained undetermined and the blaze appeared to have started in the basement.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Lincoln Heights
Green's
Trainmen Win 10 Percent Pay Hike Despite Board Split
The Pay Board narrowly approves a 10 percent raise for 140,000 railroad trainmen this year amid ongoing wage guidelines disputes. UTU leadership remains noncommittal pending official notice while a long delayed contract includes 42 percent gains over 32 years and retroactivity to Jan 1, 1970. Board members split along labor and business lines over how to apply the 5.5 percent annual guideline and the use of the new work rules.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
United Transportation Union
UTU
A.H. Chesiser
Benjamin F. Biaggini
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